Return to Women of the Bible Timeline Part III Hazelelponi to Maachah
Maachah |
I Chronicles 3:2 |
One of David’s eight wives, mother of Absalom |
Maachah |
I Chronicles 2:48 |
concubine of Caleb son of Hezron |
Maachah |
I Chronicles 7:12-16 |
Daughter-in-law of Manassas, mother of Peresh and Sheresh |
Maachah |
I Chronicles 8:29, 9:35 |
Wife of Jehiel founder of Giveon, ancestress of King Saul |
Mahalah |
I Chronicles 7:18 |
Great granddaughter of Joseph through Manasseh and Hammoleketh |
Mahalath |
Genesis 28:9 |
Daughter of Ishmael, Abraham’s son through Hagar, Esau’s third wife |
Mahalath |
II Chronicles 11:18 |
First of King Rehoboam’s 18 wives and 60 concubines, granddaughter of David |
Martha |
Luke 10:38-41 |
Martha, Mary and Lazarus of the New Testament. She who was cumbered with much serving |
Mary |
Matthew 1: 2: 12:46 |
Mother of Jesus |
Mary Magdalene |
Matthew 27:56, 61; 28:1 |
Freed of seven devils by Jesus, she became a devoted follower and caretaker. She was at the cross, at the tomb and the first to see the risen Christ. |
Mary mother of James and Joses |
Matthew 27:55-61 |
Mother of James the apostle and Joses. She was one of the women who followed and financially supported Christ; was at the cross and again with the women who saw the empty tomb |
Mary mother of Mark |
Acts 12: 12 |
Mother of Mark who wrote the gospel of Mark |
Mary of Bethany |
Luke 10:38-41 |
The sister of Martha and Lazarus she is famed for choosing “that good part” of spiritual growth over worldly cares |
Mary of Rome |
Romans 16:6 |
One of the few given special greetings by Paul in his letter to the Romans |
Matred |
Genesis 36:39 |
Mother of Mehetabel who married a king of Edom |
Mehetabel |
Genesis 36:38 |
Wife of Hadad, king of Edom |
Merab |
I Samuel 14:49; 18:17-19 |
Oldest daughter of Saul promised to David but given to Adried |
Meshullemeth |
II Kings 21:19 |
Wife of Manasseh king of Judah, and mother of Amon who also became king of Judah |
Michal |
I Samuel 14:19; 18:20-28; 19:11-17; 25:44 |
First wife of David, younger daughter of Saul, she loved, protected and eventually lost favor with David |
Milcah I |
Genesis 11:29; 22:20-23; 24:15, 24, 47 |
Daughter of Haran, wife of Nahor, grandmother of Rebekah and Laban |
Milcah II |
Numbers 26:33, 27:1-11, 36:11 |
One of the five daughters of Zelophehad and co-inheritor |
Miriam |
Exodus 15:20-21 |
Sister of Moses and Aaron, she followed Moses basket, was a prophetess to Israel, offended God by discounting Moses’ greatness and was cursed with then cured of leprosy |
Miriam II |
I Chronicles 4:17 |
Could be a man or a woman |
Naamah |
Genesis 4:22 |
Daughter of Lamach and Zillah, sister of Tubal-cain |
Naamah II |
I Kings 14:21, 31 |
Solomons wife (one of many). An idolatrous Ammonite whose son Rehoboam became the last king of a united Israel |
Naarah |
I Chronicles 4:5-6 |
One of two wives of Ashur |
Naomi |
Ruth |
The widowed mother-in-law of Ruth who became an ancestress to King David and Jesus Christ |
Nehushta |
II Kings 24:8 |
Wife of righteous King Josiah’s unrighteous son Jehoiakim |
Noadiah |
Nehemiah 6:14 |
A false prophetess who tried to stop Nehemiah from finishing the restoration of the Temple |
Noah |
Numbers 26:33; 27:1 |
One of the five daughters of Zelophehad and co-inheritor |
Women of the Bible Timeline Part I Abhiahill to Bashemath
Women of the Bible Timeline Part II Bathsheba to Hannah
Women of the Bible Timeline Part III Hazelelponi to Maachah
Women of the Bible Timeline Part V Orpah to Tamar
Women of the Bible Timeline Part VI Tamar II to Zipporah